Huston Saltillo, Pa. will pay LI) els. fur eKS until April l!?. Chick feed at the Irwin Store 3 eta a lb. Hay Easter (Jaudiea at tlie Irin Store. Mrc. Plnhp Olt'a salo has been pospoued until the nth of Mn.V- 1 vol led oats 8 lbs for LVi ots. at Irwin Store. Ex-Commissioner W. 11. Chart ton and Stilltu Kirk, of Bethel, apeut Monday night in town. DeWitt'a Little Iviriv Kisera, the famous little liver pills Sold at Trout's drug store. W. L Bprowt, of Wells Tannery mile 1 at the News office' a few minutes while in town Monday. Hidks Wantkp. Highest market price paid for beef hides, horse hides, wildcat skins, and all kinds of grease, at Paul Wag ner's Tannery, McConnellsburg. Uauk Wantki. .Saltillo Tan nery vill pay 7.75 per ton tot oak bark 1HU peeling. Write C. Greened Son, Saltillo, Pa., for particulars. 8-9E-3t Jesse H. Heefner, of Gracey, was among the number that had oi33sin to visit the County Sea Monday. HIDES. James Sipes & Sons pay the highest market price f ir beef hides at their butcher shop iu McConnellsburg, also highest price paid for calf skins, sheepskins and tallow. Harvey (. I'uger has purchased Thomas Hamil's grocery iu the Hast end of town and will take possession next Monday morn ing. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syr up the cough syrup that tastes nearly as good as maple sugar, and which children like so well to take. Unlike nearly all other cough remedies, it does not con stipate, but on the other hand it acts promptly yet gently on Uie bowels, through which the cold is forced out of the system, and at the same time it allays inflam mation. Always use Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup. Sold at Trout's drug store. Miss Mary Recder returned to Chatnbersburg Monday after having spent a week at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Reeder in Taylor township. As John Shaffer's family were about to sit down to dinner last Saturday the kitchen stove pipe took tire, aud the way it roared and burned for awhile, made the family feel that the chances were good to lose the house. By care tui management ihe tire was con trolled, and a sigh of relief was taken when the trouble was all over. To have perfect health we must have perfect digestion, and it is very important uot to permit of any delay the moment the stom ach feels out of ordc. Take something at once that you know will promptly and unfailingly as sist digestiou. There is nothing better than Kodol for dyspepsia, iudigestion, sour stomach, belch ing of gas and nervous headache. Kodol is a natural digestant. and will digest what you eat. Sold at Trout's drug store. Dr. J. M. Kuhn, of Mercers burg, had a part of the thumb on his left hand bitten off by a horse on Sunday afternoon. He had been called to the Black farm near that town, to administer tr a horse that was sick, and when he was giving the animal med cine, it became enraged and snap jud his thumb. Buys a New Improved "Greencastle." drain, Seed and Fertilizer Drill, double drive, positive force feed, light running, largo cap acity, sow evenly, easily reg ulutid und dmnlile. Order now and aave tltl.t'O to 120. (Ml. Address The Oclaer Mf. Co.. Wiyncuboro, Pa. Fruit Salad. For Washing Greens. Three oranges, one half p und I Many of you know just how of hazelnuts, one half bunch of provoking it is to gather or buy stalk celery, mayonnaise dress- j n mess of greens and htid insect mg. Cover the bottom of the j a" ,,v"r them, says a writer iu salad dish with nice white lettuce , The De: igner for May Being leaves, a layer of sliced oranges, so hard to clean. I've often giv dicid celery and whole hazelnuts; I en up in despair, and threw them continue until the dish is full I away, but at last have discovered Cover the top of the salad with that to put a handful of salt In mayonnaise and a few of the j the water aud wash in usual way white leaves of the celerv. This i the insects would all come off. quantity is enough for six per sons. The Designer for May, AFFORDS PERFECT SECURITY. Foley's Honey and Tar affords perfect security from pneumonia anil consumption as it cures the most obstinate coughs and colds We have never known a siugle instance of a cold resulting in pneumonia after Foley's Honey and Tar had been taken. Trout's drug store. Two Old Coaches. A Wild West show itan recent ly purchased at Newport, Perry county, two. stage coaches of Ihe 1840 design still The Designer tor May. C M RAY, Auctioneer, PosloiUce Address; McConnellsburg, Pa. FlftMa yean' KxpartMoa. owinrto the bv or.'nslinr nuiniier uf culls for my Mirvloes. 1 h ive ileoiile.i to notify the public In this man ner th-it I slniii hold myself In readiness for public sales BUCtlOM. &v IVIees niodeiulc ii nil smisiaetioii unnninteeil. l-l-t. ly. TO STOCK BREEDERS. The undrrsirned desires to inform the funnel's of this Vailey ihut Ins line 4 yeur old KENTUCKY JACK w i lie ii i tis 'i v i , , . , ii ii i . , i . ti! beanug the ;,,...., ... .... ,nwnaMn ',,, marks of their aarly travels and I week beginning Suturday, April litn, Of their duty before the time of 1 and every alternate week thereafter the railroads. J he coaches be longed to the old Rice hues, aDd have been pulled over miles of Perry county roads. They have been stored away for years at Laudisburg, the home of theliice stage coach. It is generally con jectured they are to be used in some realistic part of the produc tion, or represented as wagons having crossed the plains. The coac'ies attracted much attention in Newport while being taken to their destination. A COMMON MIS I AKK. until July 1st: und at the stable, of leorge I interliaugh in Ayr township, the week beginning April lsth, und ev ery alternate week thereafter. After the BlM of .Inly, the .luck will lie con tinuously at the stable of owner. Wit, BCTKRBAUOH, Notice. Notice In hereby k'lven that the Interest wh'eh I hud m the hiisliies vondileteil uodei th- llrm niune or IHICIHI & Co , ut We fa Tannery. Pa., has lieeo sold ly me to M. M. lliiuiiiKurdnci, nod Unit 1. from ihlsditu, urn not In uuy uy connected with suld linn. H. L. BAUMQABDNKS April I. 190s. 8t. Executor's Notice. Letters testamentary on the estate of Surilh A PI It tint ( widow of .Ineoh s Pit tiiiuii line Man v women miat.nu-o Iriilnnr I "' MfConnellsbuiv.I'u., deceased. Iiuv'uk beel ., J : k'ranteil to trie undersigned till persons Indented and bladder troubles for some ir regularity peculiar to the sex. Foley's Kidney Remedy corrects irregul irities and makes womeu well Miss Carrie Harden, Bowl ing Green, k'y,, writes: I suffer ed much paiu from kiduey and i ll 1 J A 1 I I ! 1 . . . I oiauuer uouoie until i started to forter.s,)n tJeorge Fj8,,er nig ,e use roiey s Kidney liemedy. said eslate are requested toiu.ke Imiuedlutt piymeni. and those huviuir eiiiitus or demands luminal the same, will prenent them without deluy to W. II. NELSON. Met'onnelMiurr. Pi . Kxecut r. MHt Notice. Notice is hereby given that my The first bottle gave me great re lief, and after taking the second bottle I was entirely well.' Trout's drug store. New Officers. Jimes H. Bnnkley, of Mercers burg, Thursday night, installed the following officers for the en suing term in Cassawappa Tribe No. 49", L O. Ii M: Sachem, Joseph H. Doyle; S. S., George Grissinger; J. S., James Mc guade: Prophet, A. W. Grissing er; Col , Harvey Hell an; Chief of Bee, Virgil F. Sipes; Keeper of Wampum, R, M. Shimer; 1st. vV., Uenj. Shimer; I'd., John Fleming; ad, Michael Black; 4th, Mack Helman; 1st, Brave, L. A. Youse; I'd, 1. D. Thompson; ild, Win, Bowman; 4lh, N Koettger; Guard of Wigwam; Kdgar Alexander; Guard of I'orest, Leslie Hirr; New Trustee, A. W. Grissinger; 1st, Lanaph, Robert Stake; 2d. Pat Fisher; Rep. to G. C, I. D. Thompson. V. F. Sipkn, Chf. of Rec. . my home against my will. All persons are warned against har boring him, as the lr.w will be enforced. W.m. Ki ii.n, 3t, Ayr township. lias Started. Spring trade has started with us now, and we are prepared tt give you anything you want if the line of good Tailoring. Goldsmith Thk Tailor. Notice. Notice is hereby given that my son, Dorsey Cutelmll, left my home against my will. All per sons aro warnod against harbor mg him, as the law will be enlorc-ed. Ahkam CVtvhau,, Six Mile Run. .'it. mm POWDER Absolutely Pure The only baking powder made with Royal Grape Cream of Tartar No Alum, No Lime Phosphate News netting Better. M. M. Brakeall, a uative of Thompson township, but now a prominent contractor and build er in M: k'eesport, Pa., in paving his paper ahead, says he wouldn't keep house without the "News," and greatly enjoys the letters ap pearing from time to time fiom Fulton county folks who have gone out into the world. He says he was glad through the news to learn of lieckie Hunter, who was one of his teachers at Center school house, thirty-one years ago. Iu a letter from Mrs. K. R. P. Goudy, of Wavnrly, Kansas, net ter known to our people as Km ma Pott, who, of course, belongs to the big family OJ "News" read ers Mrs. Goudy says that her husband has recently sold his farm near Waveily, aud purchas ed a farm farther west near Leotl, Kansas. They are living temporarily in the town of Wav erly. Their new farm is tine whe it and alfalfa land. Th?y have 05 acred of wheat and ground broken for alfalfa and Kaffir corn i.nd the prospect bright for a gOod MM SUM DPI INPATOR (In Sale Call For Fashion Sheet MAY T. J. WIENER Hancock, Vd. LADIRS' SKIRTS I LADIFS' WAISTS Beautiful line of Domes tic and Imported Dress Fabrics. SILKS - SILKS Crepe de Chine, Cloth, Mo hair, Sere, Pongee. White Goods, Linen, Per sian Lawn, India Lin en, Mull, Madras, Gingham. Ladies', Misses' and Boys' Shoes. T. J. WIENER DPI INFATOR I in Sale Call For Fashion Sheet MAY I? Laces, Embroideries, Dress TfimmtngSt Ladies' Neckwear. American Ladies" Corsets, Muslin Underwear. Millinery, Ribbons, Tips, Wings. Plumes, Flow ers, Velvets, etc. All the Latest Styles ot Butterick Patterns in Stock. T. J. WIENER THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF VV'CONNELLSBURG. FA. Will pay 3 per cent, interest per annum on all time deposits. OUR TOTAL RESOURCES are now 219. OOO.OO, and our surplus and undivided profits are $3500.00. IVe invite your particular attention to these items of our condition, for the amount of business as transacted by a bank, indicates the confidence oj a community in its stability, and the surplus and undivided profits exhibit its prosperity. Our business is banking, and our efforts are directed toward that alone. . LET LS SERVE YOU. Best Trade Prices paid for Lugs and Poultry. l-ft-. ANNIE B. FREY I l : i NEW MILLINERY FOR i I I I Mrt I 1 SPRING AND SUMMER f Embracing the smartest ideus of expert (lcsi(jnrrs. So many ; : years have wo led in Millinery Styles, that we know mueh is ex- I peeteil of us. This is due largely to the fact that wo never yet IjSj have disappointed our trade. uui- line ol ,M illiuory tins season is designed with (jenlus, fashioned with intelligent skill, und offered in the highest obtain able qualltlea for popular prices. We have a ohoioe seleetion of swell trimmed suit and sailor huts, comprising the very latest and strongest selling styles now havlnjr an Immense sale in all the large cities. Among them are many of the extra wide Sailors -"Merry Widow" styles. All un handsomely trimmed and sold at very low prices. Give us on early call. We lake pleasure in showing our goods. Everybody made welcome. ANNIE B. FREY, McConnellsburg, Pa. i 1 . ,- i ! i 'av- T MRS. A. F. LITTLE'S 1 B16 UINDERSELLIIN6 STORE, I McConnellsburg, pa. Beautiful Spring. and Summer Millinery, '''J, Our brilliant showing of the exquisite modes for Spring and Summer -Huts all the latest styles, shapes and colors. Children's Fancy Hats, Tarn O'Shauters, Skull Caps and funcy Haby Caps. Ladies' and Children's Hals, ranging in price from $15.00 down to iV!, Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers, Foliage, Grasses, and Fan cy Aigrettes in all the leading colors. Ladles' Shirt Waists, Shirt Waist .Suits, I ieady-mude Skirts, llelts, Collars, Combs, Collar and Cuff Sets, und F.mbroideries. We have tuken a groat deul of cure to select styles und at prices that will be sure to suit every one. Tbl pronounced favor, with which our Millinery dis play lias been accepted, is the evideuce thut our efforts have been appreciated. Come in and examine our goods. Hals trimmed free of charge. Fancy hat pin free with each hat. Store opposite, l'ostollice. PENMANSHIP, h m : k , BOOKKEEPING. & ' Open All The Year, Catalogue Free, I The Tri-State Business College I i Ml S SHORTHAND. Si I - Cumberland, AId. TYPEWRITING T v. r rf -- -----; DR. JOH'N LOUIS WEAVER NEUROLOGIST. DRUCLESS PRACTITIONER. Graduate of McCormick Neurological College, Chicago, 111. Analysis of causes of human ills. Patients taught how to treat themselves. Chemical derangements, Mechanical disorders readied by chemistry of diet, hydi otherapy, manual therapy, l lief from eye strain. Specialist in nervous diseases, chronic ailments, eye defects. Correspondence solicited, No treatment by mail. OFFICE 53 80, MAIN ST., CHAM BEfWBUBO, PA. Member Association of Independent Doctors. LEWIS H. WIBLE, PRESIDENT. FRANK P. LYNCH. ATTORNEY NO SOLICITOR. W. SCOTT ALEXANDER, VICE PHESIOENT. MERRIL W. NACe CASHIER. B. FRANK HENRY. ASST. CASHIER. DIRECTORS ; LEWIS H. WIBLE. UNO. P. SIPES. UNO A. HENRY, W. SCOTT ALEXANDER. PETER MORTON. GEO. A. HARRI8. D. L. GRISSINGER. R.M.KENDALL. 8. W. KIRK. K Fulton County Bank, (ORGANIZED IN 1887.) 3 I'm r Cent. Interest Fnld on Tlm Deposits. This old and well known Financial Institution is now permanently located in rts new room in the A. U. Nace build ing. Large additions have been made to the CAPITAL STOCK and the number of Stockholders has been increased to FIF TEEN, which gives all depositors a security of upward of Two Hundred Thousand Dollars. The r niton (Jounty Hank Hoes a UKMKHAL, HANK ING BUSINESS ar.d extends every favor U their patrons und friends, consistent witn sound banking. 0 W. H. NELSON, 5 McConnullsburg, Pa. Cashier. O KXXXXJSXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXK J. K. Johnston's. SPRING OPENING Fresh from the Eastern Market. Things that you need. Things that you want. Things that you will buy. Things beautiful for spring arrd summer. 0 A beautiful ladies' white Shirt Warst for ode Ct l.adis' $1.00 white Kid Gloves (all sizes) Me. ?5 C5 " Wlrlte, Tan and Patent Colt Oxfords 01.25 and up. w Suesine silk, most brilliant shades (27 in. wide) 48c. C3 Shrunken Muslin and bleached and unbleached Linen 12Jc. Pretty clean sheer Dress Ginghams and Seersuckers 12jc. K Lawns, Dimipies, etc 10 and 12ic w Lace Curtains '. 20c 3c and up. 5 'urtaln Poles g,, 2 Fell Window Shades ;0. Oil Window shades 25u. ZZ Hoys' Summer Pants. .? I4e w ZZ . 0 CJ Men s ine Uress Shirts 45o. Men's Clothing, to beat any prices we havo ever offered. JJ Men's heavy Kip work shoes (at old price) $1.25. We invito an Inspection of our new Spring Goods. We want you to . tie how we give you a Graphoplioue. J.K.JOHNSTON McConnellsburg, Pa. FULTON COUNTY NEWS is the people's paper. $1.00 a Year in Advance. Yellow Ear Cora. C. E. Starr, at Three Spnngn, has for Hale all the time never out yellow ear corn it HO cents a hughe) by measure; $1.20 rents a barrel three bushels of ears. Kodol ... FOR INIHGKSTION AND DYSPEPSIA CELItVliS SOUU STOMACH, BEtCHlMO.' ETC. 1 1 . nf t.i r iml twii'llilrilit.if u t i.i i...,ri.. ... i: ..i. i . . IlN.iilltua you w. will rflfiiud ymir inout-y. Try iiiilol Uidy on fill fr i.U."l""i 'J'" '"""W. Ti.ut II III tlli .I...I. I- m t,; ,. ir It I.. I,, iMtltfy ynu. . , i i . IU luilllu i-iiiiIaI ii.i..i ... . ' tbt.ue.ler Iruu liuniyou bnuut Ii, .nd we will refund yuur um' SI.U lir I . Hi Tlllh llll E. C. U.W1TT ca COMPANY. CIIICAUO, 1 1.1 for Sale at TroufsDrug Store.
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